Research
2010-11 SSHRC Winning Researchers
The Faculty of Social Sciences congratulates the 2010-11 SSHRC Standard Research Grant Award Winners.
The Scripture of the Heroic March, a Chinese Buddhist ApocryphonRead more... |
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From Neolithisation to state formation: Reconstructing
interaction networks...
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![]() Dr. Tristan Carter |
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Measuring and Reducing Summer Setback in Ontario: A Multi-Method Investigation of Inequalities in Student AchievementRead more... |
Trade Policies and Firm Behavior in the Presence of Firm HeterogeneityRead more... |
![]() Dr. Svetlana Demidova Assisant Professor in the Department of Economics |
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A Quantitative and Qualitative Examination of Latin America Welfare Regimes since the 1940sRead more... |
Transnational Transfers of Polygamous PracticeRead more... |
Dr.
Melanie Heath Assistant Professor in the
Department of Sociology
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Competition by Information DisclosureRead more... |
Shaping Opinion in the Public Sphere: Public Intellectual Authority in the Journalistic FieldRead more... |
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The Origins, Development, and Impact of Biblical Commentary in Early Jewish Exegesis....Read more... |
Empirical Issues in Public Economics: Education and CharitiesRead more...
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Professor in the Department of
Economics
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| Return to the Future: The Collective and Political Afterlife of the Soviet Union Read more... |
Associate Professor in the Department of Anthropology |
Biographies of Non-Eminent Monks - The Lives and Training of Buddhist Priests in Contemporary Japan Read more... |
Dr. Mark Rowe Assistant Professor in the Department of Religious Studies |
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| A Commentary on the Hodayot (Thanksgiving Psalms) in the Dead Sea Scrolls Read more... |
Dr. Eileen Schuller Professor in the Department of Religious Studies |
Confronting Modernity: The Art and Politics of Managing Change Among Hassidic (Ultra-Othodox) Jews Read more... |
Dr. William Shaffir Professor in the Department of Sociology |
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| The Surge of Top Income Shares in Canada: Determinants and Implications Read more... |
![]() Dr. Michael Veall Professor in the Department of Economics |
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